@cheonsacz Oh sorry for the mistake then miss lol Yes, unfortunately taxes here are quite high for eletronics. To make It worse, Nintendo actually is not supporting our country anymore, so If you want to buy a Switch, Wii U or 3DS, you have to buy an imported one, which of course, makes the console and the games more expensive yet... It's not easy to be a Nintendo fan in Brazil lol And i bought a 3ds this year so i'll definitely wait a lot until they lower the price of the Switch, until then Wii U and 3DS Will definitely keep me busy.
@cheonsacz Sir, congratulations for your post. I couldn't say better. As a 3DS/Wii U owner, i agree with everything you said.
I'll miss having new games to play on my Wii U, but with a good library of decent games including Zelda, VC, Wii games and Wii's VC games (specially Neo Geo and Sega Genesis games), i have a lot to play on my Wii U since i just bought myself a Wii Remote and Nunchuck. I'm doing everything i can to make the best use of this console. Also, i hope that they can mantain the 3DS going for at least a year and a half or so. I love this thing. I'm not taking any risks with the Switch, however. I invested a lot of money on both platforms and even though It was worth It, it has been a painful experience for me, specially with the Wii U. This is my second Nintendo console (first was the 64), and i wasn't really lucky with my choice, though i don't regret a bit buying this console since i was able to play many awesome games like DK, Pikmin 3, Smash Bros, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, Mario 3D World, Mario Maker etc. and play games that i always wanted to try but never had the chance, like Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. But as someone who lives in Brazil, buying Nintendo games here is not a pleasant experience for your wallet since we have to pay 5-6 times more than the average price of 60 bucks, even though we should pay only 3 times more, but politics and their taxes... Anyway, i still love my Wii U and i'm quite happy with It, and with my 3DS too. I'm still having tons of fun with both.
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Re: Reggie on Wii U Support Going Forward
@cheonsacz Oh sorry for the mistake then miss lol
Yes, unfortunately taxes here are quite high for eletronics. To make It worse, Nintendo actually is not supporting our country anymore, so If you want to buy a Switch, Wii U or 3DS, you have to buy an imported one, which of course, makes the console and the games more expensive yet...
It's not easy to be a Nintendo fan in Brazil lol
And i bought a 3ds this year so i'll definitely wait a lot until they lower the price of the Switch, until then Wii U and 3DS Will definitely keep me busy.
Re: Reggie on Wii U Support Going Forward
@cheonsacz Sir, congratulations for your post. I couldn't say better. As a 3DS/Wii U owner, i agree with everything you said.
I'll miss having new games to play on my Wii U, but with a good library of decent games including Zelda, VC, Wii games and Wii's VC games (specially Neo Geo and Sega Genesis games), i have a lot to play on my Wii U since i just bought myself a Wii Remote and Nunchuck. I'm doing everything i can to make the best use of this console. Also, i hope that they can mantain the 3DS going for at least a year and a half or so. I love this thing.
I'm not taking any risks with the Switch, however. I invested a lot of money on both platforms and even though It was worth It, it has been a painful experience for me, specially with the Wii U.
This is my second Nintendo console (first was the 64), and i wasn't really lucky with my choice, though i don't regret a bit buying this console since i was able to play many awesome games like DK, Pikmin 3, Smash Bros, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, Mario 3D World, Mario Maker etc. and play games that i always wanted to try but never had the chance, like Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. But as someone who lives in Brazil, buying Nintendo games here is not a pleasant experience for your wallet since we have to pay 5-6 times more than the average price of 60 bucks, even though we should pay only 3 times more, but politics and their taxes...
Anyway, i still love my Wii U and i'm quite happy with It, and with my 3DS too. I'm still having tons of fun with both.